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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
THE EASTERN SHORE.
yhe Political Ou,Iook-GOOd Tenn
nInFS.

pIaTs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCOCR, October /, 1887.
Since the Democrats of the Eastern
Shore completed their Legislative ticket
last Monday by nominating DR.. 4. ID.
+. Ewell TO represent Accomack in the
House Of Delegates interest in the
coming election has visibly increased
in this county. Hon. John W. H..
Parker. who represented Accomack in
the General Assembly before the war,
and who left the Democratic party
on the issue Of readjustment, has
published letter in which he consents
to become the candidate of the Repub-
hcans and so.called Independents, but
he will II be able to get many Demo
cratic votes from DR.. Ewcll, who is a
popular man, a veteran Democrat, and
a good electiOneerer.
The Democratic committees in both
counties are preparing for vigorous
and active campaign. Hon. Richard
+. Beirne, Hon. James y. Stdbbs,
Hon. Charles i. Stuart, and Senator
Daniel are among the speakers who
viii visit the Eastern Shore before the
election. Efforts will be made to have
the organization as thorough rs posi-
bic and thus bring every Democratic
voter to the polls. The attempt Of 4
few sOreheads to run sO-called indie
pendent machine won't work over here,
who're the people are fully acquainted
with MahOnes old tricks.
Typhoid-fevcr Of malignant type Is
raging III the neighborhood Of Grange
vile. on the seaside of Accomack
Mr. Edward L. Downing, u well-known
citizen living il that neighborhood,
died about week ago Of this disease,
and yesterday his two Oldest sons died
within a few hours OF each other.
Others IN the same neighborhood are
very ill-among them l.. j. Hyslop,
Esq, who is said to be Ill critical
condition.
Colonel J. r. Miller, of Pulaski
county, Grand Chief of the Good Tenn
plars in Virginia, has been on the
Eastern Shore for the past week deliv
e1lnB addresses anu organizing lOiBtS'
Thore was fair and festival held on
Thursday to pay off the remainder of the
debt on the Good Templars' hall recent
" erected at Charlottesville, and good
round sum was raised. 1t is said that
there are only three or four persons in
all that region who do not belong to
the organization. KALLIAs.
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The Difference.

Some Of the people of Ohio will this
year learn by practical or object les
son the difference between the first
Tuesday in November aud the Tuesday
after first Monday in November. This
latter 10 the day fixed 10y act of Con
gress for elections TO the national
House of Representatives. II is also
the day fixed by Ohio law for the geu.
eral elections TO be held in that State.
But last winter the Ohio Legislature
made too new Judicial circuits, and
provided that i'll the counties composing
those two circuits the elections of Judges
should be held on the first Tuesday in
November. As November comes in on
Tuesday the consequence will be that
in those two circuits elections will be
held Oh the first Tuesday in November
for Judges and on the Tuesday after
the first Monday in November for
Governor, &C., &C., &c.
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quired to constitute a majority OF the
stock, and that an election of directors
at a meeting where less than that num-
Der was represented was illegal"
A Valuable Document.

The State Executive Committee is
now sending out valuable document
1t is reply to General MAHoNE's as
sault on the Democratic party and the
Roanoke platform. 1t is thoroughly
exhaustive. 1t shirks no question, but
clears up every point that needed clear
ing up, ard then carries the war into
the enemies country. II was prepared
by Colonel FRANK G.. RUFFIN,
and is in his best style. He
gives dates and authorities. He
shows up MALONE in his true colors
and exposes his methods. A hundred
thousand copies of this all-comprehen-
sive campaign document ought to be
placed in the hands of the people. OF
course every Democratic speaker must
have a copy at once. From this pam
phlct all good Democrats may draw
weapons offensive and armor defensive.
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rccted 10 nnportion 81 900 amoug our

| rCcted to 0ppOrti0n Sl,VVV eniV"o Ou'
churches for this cause.
The presbytery at its last stated meet,
ing sent an overture to the General
Assembly TO propose a change III the
foIm of Government requiring the con
sent of three fourths OF the presoy'
teries instead Of mere majority to the
formation Of organic union with any
other Church. The published minutes
Of the last assembly say that this over
ture was answered in the negative The
Rev. Dr. Preston. our commissioner u
that assembly. and the newspaper re-
ports of its proceedings agree that the
overture was amended so as to read two
thirds instead of three tourths ana
adopted. In view Of these facts the
following action was taken:
]. That the prcsbytery gives Its con
sent to the proposed changein the form
of government concerning organic
union.
2. That in the judgment of this pres
bytcry a mistake i'll the record, whe-
Their in the printed minutes or IN the
written records, cannot yltiate the ac-
ton taken. and ought not to delay ac-
ton thereon, where sufficient evidence
is bad as to what was done by the as
sembly.
3. That in this particular case it is
especially important that the change
contemplated III the overture be not de-
layed.
The home-mission work elected the
the usual interest. We have only two
vacant charges. Upon a statement OF
the need Of a church building at Glen
vile, w. Va, and Of the prospects Of
the work there S4C0 was pledged in n
few minutes to complete the house and
open it for use.
HE following were nominated as
commissioners TO the next general as
scmbly to meet in Baltimore next May :
Reys. +. J. Brooke and 4. Jones; Alter
mates. Rcvs. l.. Il. Johnston and A. K.
Cooke. Elders, Professor j. j. White,
Of Lexington, and Hon. John J. Davis
of Clarkshurg, ". Va; Alternatcs
DR.. y. Wayt and W. II. Moorman.
linking Spring church was chosen
as the place of the next stated meeting,
to be held the 18th Of April next.
Union church presented "A call to
Licontiate J. ". Laffcriy. Of Concord
Prcsbytcry. 1t is understood that he
will accept it.
The Rev. II. D. Bishop, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
was invited to sit with us as visiting
brother.
4 call from Chenille church TO Rev.
G. 4. Long was presented, and re-
tanned by him for consideration.
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WHAT Is A MAJORITY OF SrocK p
BradStreeF, for last week reports de-
cision OF the Supreme Court Of Maine
in the case of ELLSWORTH Wootten
Manufacturing Company Us. Faunce-
as follows:
1.-THE bylaws OF the corporation
fixed the number OF shares at 400 and
provided, among other things, that no
business should be transacted at any
meeting OF the stockholders unless a
majority OF the stock was represented,
except 10 organize the meeting and ed.
journ 10 some future time. The full
humber OF shares, however, were not
taken, only 243 being subscribed for.
1le court held that 2Ol shares were re-
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Killed by Lightning IN DiuwIddic.

lCCrrcspOndenco OF the hlcumOhd DifpatH'l
Wilson's, Va. October |, 1887.
On the Doth ultimo this locality
was visited with a heavy rainfall and "A
vivid thunderstorm. Mr.. Walter r..
Allen, a very much respected citizen,
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed while in his barn firing tobacco.
He leaves a wife and three children 10
norm their loss.
The crops of this vicinity were dam
aged to no extent by the recent frosts.
Tobacco aud corn are above the ave
rage crops for the past two or three
previous years.
Politics are quiet with us yet
1t is very gratifying to Us to note the
many high compliments paid our popu-
lar Governor Fitz Lee by the press Of
the North. BAKER.
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The Norfolk Hank Cases.

NORFOLK, VA, October 3.-Judgo
II. W. Hughes leaves tomorrow for
Richmond, where he and Judge Bond
will Of the latter is ready sit Wednes-
day TO hear the pleadings (demurrers
Of other notion to FIVE indictments in
the Exchange National Bank cases.
The conclusions reached in the plead
ings TO these five will settle the same
points in all the Others. The trial OF
the cases by jury takes place here next
month.
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supreme Court OF Appeals.

ISIecIaI WIegrAm % Tue Dispstch-J
STANTON, Va, October 3. sterling
as. Wilkinson. From Rockingham.
Argument concluded 10y Winfield Lig-
gett for appellee and Judge Shelley for
appellant and submitted.
Randolph as. Longdale Iron Com
pany. Called and continued till to-
morrow for hearing. Il. Pendleton
and G. NJ. Cochran, Jr., for appellant
and Nelson & Elder and Il. l.. Parrish
for appellee.
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Eulnener Matters.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
CULPEPER, October |, 1887.
The Republicans held meeting here
this afternoon and nominated j. Am
bier Brook as their candidate for the
House. He has not yet accepted, and
will take two or three days to consider
the matter.
DR.. A. V. NJ. Triplett, one of orr
principal physicians, died yesterday
afternoon of brain fever His remains
were taken to Mount jackson for inter
ment.
The fine rain Of Wednesday and
Thursday has set our farmers to wheat
sowing largely. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

Some OF our exchanges have quoted
recently from an article which assumes
that the Federal Constitution does not
recognize this as a Christian country.
But the fact is that the Constitution as
submitted to the several States for rati-
hcaton read
Ozone in convention by the unani-
nous consent of the States present the
18th day Of September, in TIE year Of
our LOrd," &c, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

"Mr BELL says the Thistle was
beaten, but not overwhelmed " What
would Mr.. BELL call overwhelmed ?
Being struck by tidal wave and sunk,
We SuppOsp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
FALL GOODS AND NEW STYLES
AT
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
Addition Making Shortsr.

What word is that to which il you
add O syllable il will make il shorter ?
bort.-Isylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen will shorten
,our cold and cure your cough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

Recently the candle power of Rich
mond gas has been of the tallow-dip
order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
LIME, CEnENr. PLASTER, ss.

y OK BARRELS ROCKLAND
- 1901 LIME Just arrived by schooner
George Berry. row dischsrging. aS0 barrel,
k0SKNDALk CEMENT Just arrived Ger
NAN ROSRNDAlE CEMENT daily expeciei
Ter schooner George w. Anderson. ANthoA
LINE fresh daily. i-AfHs, fiRk.bklCh s, ~
WARNER MOORE
LUMP and GROUND rovA.sCoriA PLAs.
gkh, ground fresh ~ ordered only MIL I"
tho city. 80
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HELD G. CO.,

600 BROAD STREET.
TO- 2-Su, Tu,&Ihl

LACE CT klAlN~.
Although we have hai largo sale. Boo t'.s &c.
parimeut our assortment of AlDllO, BAR
GAINS is uuurokeu.
65c. for pair Of three-y sri-long FCRJ &C. N-
TAiNs thatar fully worth s. %:
AZ Sl.-j ~ sell good width g. CURTAIN:
tli,, Slr5, f2t3, s2"j. 500, 50 SD. SL.s, a. H..
and 1919 are our prices for LACE co o.
TAIN> mat are fully worth twice the pr.'o
va ask FOR them.
Don't think ~ buying Cl kIAlNS before box
Ing az ours.
AK io .ee The BRAsS-TKIMMED CURTAIN
POLES we are selling as b..
WINuON-~uNpEs.
Slx-foot WINDON-SllADE> in all ool4r- 80
DADO BOEDEREO and FRlNGED SHADES.
al co!ors. AZ Co.,: regular prise g..
DRESS GOODS.
Our stock ~ DRESS GOOD, comprises all
shades and fGbrlces ii0m b. w.
WOOL CASUMEkE>. yard vide. value 3D.. $40
show ia all shades ~ 1872. yard;
pretty Inc Of 90. sE2GEs, 80 Inches ".l''
s4.inch AIIWo0L rmCorS AZ 7o,. yard:
lo-inch SlLh NELlElN Ia al coioss 80 IT,. .
yaFd.
1oihE STRIPED vELvETS, handsome col,r',
at9l % yard;
s.. 70 SILK PLUsnkS ~ -. a yard.
BLANKETS.
BLANKETS in white. gray. and ROD. prices
from 81 20 $40 pair
LADIES' NDERWEAE
Our new line ~ LADIES Nj slim ana CAN
BRIO | NDERW SNOW In stocs. Ono
us a call. Va have lLo styles aAd eau suig
you In prlcea
MERiNO UNDERWEAR
Moe. people put on heavier Underwear about
October Isl All not yet supplied viii uni 90
very much 10 their advantage 10 examine our
stock before purchasing
CARPETS.
our stock tails year ranges from HEMP 20
he. through all the grsdes OF lNGkAlN,
EXTRA SUPEkS, 1HnkE-PLlS, Taps
TkYs. BRt SSEIS, BODY BRJ sSELN.
VELNErS, sc;
Special value IN kNTRA H6ANY INGRAM
CARPETS az sec. a yard;
Good styles In INGRAM CARPETS a. % SUI
SOC a yard. ID. S f. MIrrkLDORFER,
oc ETu&fh SO Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

The Educational Journm Of Jjr-
ginia for September is just ont. w.
+. Fox, Esq, Richmond. editor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

1t begins to look as if the dynamite
gun was destined to become one of the
Great Powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

"RoBERT GARRETT has one hundred
pair Of trousers" SO the tailOrs got
the best Of the deal.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Wonder what STANLEY will think if
EMIE Bey refuses to be rescued?
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4 TTFNTION, CLAY.WARD AC

IN liON, Nllh ~ AM ~
"A TNFS.-Nou ara urgently requested 10
attend m, citing Of your club THIS EVENING
at7H O'Clock sharp. from wn -uce We will pro-
coed by conveyance To- Denny street Park 20
rariiciuatc in q grand demonstration With Full
ton Democratic Club.
By order ~ the President
o. lit B.BRADY. Secretary.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
40. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.


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The fifteenth session ~ thls SCHOOL FOR
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NTEMBERS OF RICHMOND a.
WI LODGE. No. 10. A. +. AND 4. W. w
You will please attend stated commu'
nicati0n Of your Lodge 10 -. Adams lali THIS
t1uesday) EVENING 10 O'Clock. All Master
Nasons I'm good standing are traternaily invited
10 attend.
By order Of the Worshipful Master.
j. EESCOE PARKER,
&C lit Secretary.
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Wv lllN lVFA
We are also prepared - display the nav fan
styles and winter styles Of PIT Nn WHAP>
and COATS:
STOt hINEI JACKETS and RAGLANDS;
PLAID, aud SOLID EFFECTS ia an ths new
shapes that will DO popular during tae
coming season.
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nrR spFcIAIRARGAlNs

OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS
may be found Ia every department. Wespecliy
s0Iue II them:
Remnants q - PILLOW COTTON worth ijc.
f0r5c.:
Remnants q BEST DOUBLEPURPLE PRINT,
at5r.,
Remnants Of a UNB.EACHED COTTON
Remnants u USBIEACnED COTTON WORT
e.. Tor &c.;
Remnants Of BEST INDIGO PRINTS worth g..
FOR &c.;
TUhhI>H-BATH SOAP worth 5lc. for 3D. b.
dozen;
BEST QUALITY BENCH ALL-WOOL SACK
ING worth SOC for 4Dr.
BEST Z UALITI CENrUKT-CLOTH wor.A g..
for Sc;
TURKlsh-BATH TOWELS, 80 inches loag.
worth 2Jc for l9hc.
TORCHON ACES-HASD-MADE
We still have left fun assortment II me
JOB LOT at &C.. s.. AID &C.. which We warrant
% b. worth double the price We ask.
4. HUTZLEk'S SONS,
SO 27-TukTh 3l5 east Broai street.
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Card Of rates Cor more spsce furnished on AT.
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ANOTHER SUNDAY MURDER.

AN ITALIAN HOUSE AGENT REFUSED TO GIVE "
HIS MONEY AND WAS SHOT TWICE
What will probably prove mnrder "cu'''" a' 20,
svcning in tho italian quarter I'm south Hro"Nyh i'
,,,c,im was Sayero CmcniO, OF NO II flHa"c'"s' So
ths CITY who IS collector Of rents for houses al" "s
for brewing companies. lie was spending tho oNc's
With his thcr-ln-law, Francisco Nastroc"a' vi Nv
OK Union ST and they drinking wine IN inc S"oP
~ lose yenmagard at No. Is Presldcntst' "h'ch -
st the rear Of No 36 Unohst
Aftor they had been together for some time tl''h'o
,or,ed mn 70 20 TO closet I'm the yard when he was
ronfronted by a man who said "Givc mo your
moncv- When he refused the stranger hro"
shot which struck him in the thigh ana aho'ho'
which wounded him in the abdomen. thlru Sho' was
6red I'm the air ClmeniO then managed 10 scCuIo o @
Weapon and tried TO shoot his absallah', ru' va % %
yeak lie managed TO staggcr to Inc VIM s.op' VII" M
his brother ln-iaw took charge OF his checS an" ~"
assailant escaped n,oo . oo,J match re.
ccin,s for sSoJ he had collected for inc REM 9I ,r,
i13 10 Iii Elzabcths St. and 500 ior me ccp,
Irewng Company. lie also had some s'oIH Ln oo..i.
ra,es in the Sutro silver Mining COMPANY OF NeV"ua "a
rc ,ras dangerously wounded, ana was tahcI W orIa
PETERS Hos pltal where his death IS chic%ch, % ,ero
,nice arrested three men on "A IcfTNp0S, MY
sp"emertcd Of the crime but Cmeno conio ho luon,y @
sther OF them ~ lis assallan he sSo 'uo 'nA" ""'
sh0, him was italian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
he forged documents what purported to be
Prince Bsmarcks sentiments toward Russia.
SERIOUS RIOT IN LIMERICK.
PEOPLE AND POLICE BREAKING HEADS.
OFFICERS CHARGE WITH BATONs AND BAYoNETs,


OFFICERS CHARGE WITH BATONS AND BAYONETS.
But MEET WITH STOUT RESISTANCE
LIMERICK Nov. PA serious disturbance occurred
here tonight The crowd stoned and hooted the police
who tried 10 clear the streets with baons and bayonet
but met with great resistance Many civilians and con-
stables were injured The wounded men conveyed
to the hospital The police acted in reckless manner
The windows of the hotels the streets whore the
trouble occurred filled with onlookers Many OF
these persons tanted the police who replied by throw
ing staffs and stones, breaking n large number OF
windows. Thirty persona had their wounds dressed at
the hospital. At IL O'Clock tonight the town quiet.
The police used their batons indscrminately, clubbing
men, women and small boys They even pursued tho
feeng people into their houses The organist OF
Catholic church dubbed On the head while leaving
the building. During the disturbance one shop was
completely wrecked and the windows Of the County Club
smashed.
An attempt made to-day to hold demonstration IN
honor of the Manchester martyrs. Allen. Larin and
O'Bren suppressed by the police. The unveiling
OF statue TO commemorate the hanging OF the
set down portion of the programme. Fearing inter
ference with the statue. guard surrounded II during
ehosen 10 preside at the demonstration, was on the
sround and addressed the people The police then drew
their batons and made an onslaught upon the crowd.
This answered 10y stone throwing The crowd wds
dispersed subsequently, wherever groups were found
assembling the police charged upon them and seized
their flags In THIS encounters many people were hurt
DUBLIN. Nov 27.-Twelvc Thousand persons assembled
in Gasnevu Cemetery TO day in honor OF the Manchester
Earyrs Many also visited thc tenp erected III lhe cA
pense OF three NewYork wsmon in honor OF ODonnel.
tho slayer OF In'ormer Carey. Nu"hael Davitt, In
speech, said that the Tory leaders would have voted
pension Judas Iscaret. detachment OF police was
present Mr.. Dsvtt unveiled monument erected at his
expense. Inscribed ITO the memory OF John Amnesty
Nolan a tribute Of gratitude from one whom he helped
TO release from English prison"
The largest Nationalist meeting ever hold In Queens
town took place today Mr. Lane. Eeinhcr Of rarla-
ment for Cork. in speech sad that under no c,ronm
stances would they alvise non-payment Of rent snd
that any giving such advice was no friend OF Ire
land.
meeting announced TO take place at Macrson
to day 10 celebrate the twentieth anniversary
OF the execution ~ the Manchester mar
proclaimed by tho Government
but the people assembled at klpurry. hvs miles di.
tant, and carried their intention collision with
the ted and "A prrssns verc cluDhed.